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Early season WMA hunts offer sportsmen the oportunity to harvest bucks still in velvet.

Cover: September 2012 (SC)

South Carolina Sportsman

Learn which WMAs should produce more deer so you can plan hunts for the coming season. […]

WMAs across South Carolina can range from intensely managed to lightly managed ,and from draw-hunts only to open access with a WMA license.

2012-13 Game Lands Preview

Craig Holt

North Carolina’s 89 game lands cover 2 million acres and spread from the mountains to the sea. […]

Using equipment that produces high speeds has big advantages, according to Will McElveen.

Will McElveen shoots a Matthews bow that is rated at about 70 pounds pull, which give his arrows a flight speed well in excess of 300 feet per second. But, as is the case for everything McElveen does, there’s a reason for the speed. […]

Waterfowl hunters have had their daily bag limit for scaup, aka bluebills, doubled from two to four for the 2012-13 season.

State announces waterfowl season dates, bag limits

North Carolina Sportsman

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has set dates and bag limits for 2012-13 waterfowl seasons, and there’s little that was not expected. […]

Recreational fishermen will be allowed to catch one red snapper per day during two 3-day seasons in September.

Red snapper season will open for six days in September

Jerry Dilsaver

Federal fishery managers announced on Aug. 28 that they will open limited recreational and commercial fishing for red snapper in September. […]

Fishermen will be able to take one red snapper each per day during two 3-day seasons in September.

Limited red snapper season announced for September

Jerry Dilsaver

Federal fishery managers announced on Aug. 28 that they will open limited recreational and commercial fishing for red snapper in September. […]

Galvanic corrosion is caused by a chemical reaction between boat engines’ metals when dunked in water, and be expensive if ignored.

Preventing engine cancer

Allan Tarvid

Galvanic corrosion can make your boat engine’s lower unit look like you ordered the special zombie edition. Here’s why it happens and how you can prevent it. […]